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Tarrant Area Food Bank

Feeding North Texans in Need:  Hunger is Here. You Can Help.

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SPOTLIGHT
   

Write to Congress by May 18 to preserve nutrition programs.  Sample comments.

 

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Sunday, May 27

Hit Hunger!

End Child Hunger!

A dodgeball tourney benefiting Tarrant Area Food Bank. Registration details here.


EVENTS

STAMP OUT HUNGER! brought only 45,000 pounds to Tarrant Area Food Bank on Saturday--that's compared to over 200,000 last year.

This week, your letter carrier will still pick up food donations placed at your mailbox. Please help us re-stock our empty warehouse shelves and feed hungry children this summer.  Thank you!

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Our Vision

Communities where no one has to go hungry

   

Our Mission

To eliminate hunger in Fort Worth, Texas and 13 surrounding counties by providing food, education, and other resources to a network of hunger-relief charities and their communities.

SPECIAL THANKS

To the 2012 Charity Bull-A-Thon, Freebirds and Panera Bread for their recent fundraising efforts during which their supporters and customers provided funds equivalent to nearly 9,800 meals!

To all our friends who volunteered in Quality Control during May 7 -11 including, among others:  

  • Diamond Hill Seniors
  • Fort Worth Singles
  • Lockheed-Martin
  • Sabre
  • Texas Health Resources, Burleson.

NEWS

Write to Congress by May 18 to preserve nutrition programs.  Sample comments.

Congress proposes cuts to SNAP, which provides nutrition assistance to the elderly, the disabled, children and low-income workers.  Details (pdf).

 

Community Kitchen program featured in 360 West magazine
May 2012.  Read online.

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